Survey: Job security among major concerns


Based on the survey’s findings, Randstad concluded that job seekers value salary above everything else.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian workers are concerned about their financial and job security in light of the challenging economic landscape burdened by worldwide business restructuring, increasing operating costs and higher interest rates.

A survey of 750 locals aged between 18 and 67 years by talent agency Randstad, found 60% of respondents are worried about losing their jobs.

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